Medical Education
Context of Social Awareness Prelude to Social Service
Abstract
ABSTRACTA required period of social service has recently been suggested as an addition to the medical school curriculum. The intent of this action is to improve the social sensitivity of physicians. If such a requirement is not placed within the appropriate context it may fail to achieve its objectives. Attention to institutional commitment, faculty experience, student selection, and supporting didactic materials are offered as suggestions to improve the utility of a social service requirement.This content is limited to qualifying members.
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